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Kalgoorlie Youth Will Be Ordained, July 15 An ex -student of C.B.C., Kalgoorlie, will be ordained by His Lordship Bishop Rafferty in St. Mary's Cathedral on Friday, July 15. He is the Reverend Kevin Kelly S.S.S. (Blessed Sacrament Fathers), son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kelly of 76 Collins-st., Kalgoorlie. The ordinand was born in Kalgoorlie in 1927, attending first, the Convent of Mercy, Butler-st. then the Christian Brothers' College. After schooling he secured an apprenticeship to the electrical fitting trade on the mines. Several years were spent with the State Electricity Commission in Bnnbury and the South West. In 1952 he entered the juniorate of the Blessed Sacrament Fathers in Bowral, N.S.W., and was professed in 1955, taking final vows in 1958. On returning to the Seminary of Christ the King at Lower Templestowe, Victoria, after ordination, for completion of his 4th year of theology, the then Father Kelly will go to St. Francis' Church, Melbourne, for a final year of study. St. Francis' Church is the mother house of the Australian province. Another house of the congregation
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is in Sydney with a third The in Colombo, Ceylon. juniorate of the congregation is in Bowral, N.S.W., while the novitiate is in Toowoomba, Queensland. The congregation is devoted to serving Christ in the Eucharist and of pro-
PRIESTS' DAY OF RECOLLECTION on TUESDAY, JULY 12. The exercise will commence at 10 am. at the Redemptorist Monastery North Perth.
moting Eucharistic works. The life is mainly contemplative, but does comIn all bine active work. houses of the congregation perpetual exposition of the Blessed Sacrament is mainDivine Office. The first Mass of the newly ordained will be celebrated at Santa Maria College, Attadale on the following his morning ordination.
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For Holy Father Schools are reminded to send in the particulars of
the Spiritual Bouquet for the Holy Father in accordance with the Decrees of the plenary council. should be Particulars sent to the Archbishop's secretary, St. Mary's Cathedral Victoria Square, as soon as possible in order that they might be included in the list sent through the Apostolic Delegate to the
Bishops' Creation Rev. K. Kelly,
Each member tained. spends one hour in eight on adoration as well as the choral recitation of the
His Dominican Sister In Dublin
South Perth, was celebrant of a High Mass to commemorate the golden jubilee of his sister, Sister M. Albertus McMahon, O.P.
were two priests from Melthe Archdiocese, bourne Very Rev. D. Murphy of the "Advocate" and the Very Rev. P. Jones of Melbourne University. A presentation made to Sister Albertus for the occasion of her golden jubilee was a gold chalice from the This McMahon family. chalice was modelled on the ancient and famous Irish De Burg Chalice of 1494.
Vatican City: The consecration of 14 missionary bishops by His Holiness Pope John XXIII has been recorded on the annual medal issued to commemorate the Pope's pontificate. The first copy of the pontificate of Pope John was designed by Aurelio Mistruzzi, the second -year designer of medals. On one face is depicted a profile bust of Pope John and on the oher the Pope is shown seated in St. Peter's surrounded by the newly consecrated bishops. Each year a medal is cast to commemorate the reign of a pope and a special incident in that year is commemorated on the obverse of the medal. This year's medal, copies of which in gold, silver and copper will be distributed to visitors at the Vatican, was presented to the Pope by His Eminence Nicola Cardinal Canali, head of the Pontifical Commission for the Administration of the Goods of the Holy See.
Church To Help
A packed Cathedral one! a large attendance at the graveside bore testimony to the high regard held by all members of the community for the late Dr. Daniel Quinlan. At the Solemn Requiem Mass, celebrated by Rev. T. Perrott, S.J., with the Rev. L. Hansberry, C.SS.R., as Deacon and the Rev. G. O'Callaghan, P.P. East
Fremantle, as Sub -Deacon, His Grace the Archbishop presided. Present in the sanctuary and in the Cathedral were a large number of priests and religious. Members of the medical profession were conspicuous in the Cathedral and at the .graveside. Aged 58, Dr. Quinlan died at his Crawley home on Saturday, July 2. He is survived by his sons Timothy (Rev. T. Quinlan, S.J.), Tony, Michael and a daughter Mary. Heaves senior gynaecologist at Royal Perth Hospital for nearly 20 years and was appointed honorary gynaecologist on his retirement in 1958. Dr. Quinlan was a Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, London, and Senior Consultant at the King Edward Memorial Hospital for a number of years. Perhaps a little-known feature of his life was the very active work he had carried out as a member of of the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Two Bishops At Nun's Requiem In the early hours of June 27, with great
serenity, Mother M. Emilie (Walsh i of St. Joseph's Convent, Fremantle, passed to her eternal reward.
Vatican City: L'OsservaDeceased's last weeks charity for another was very tore Romano said the Church willingly performed. will help the new nations of were spent at St. Joseph's Her brother, the late Africa realise "true progress Hospital, -Biaton. Born in Co. Clare, Eire, in Father P. Walsh, died some in every field." years ago in Sydney; her But, the Vatican City 1872, deceased, accompanied sister, Mother M. Kevin, is daily noted, "not all prob- by a younger sister, the late superior at the Good ShepMother her M. Ursula, left lems are solved by indeherd Convent, Boronia, VicThe road that homeland in 1899, came to toria. pendence. opens before the new na- Australia and entered St. Two nephews, Father J. Joseph's novitiate, Fretions is indeed hard and of Donnybrook, mantle, where they were Walsh, strewn with difficulties." WA., and Father W. Walsh, Romano professed in 1901. L'Osservatore Deepdene, Victoria, and Mother Emile's first mispaid tribute to the European their two sisters, Sister M. nations which "recognised sion field was Northam, Sacred Heart (Fremantle) the expectations and aspira- where she taught for some and Sister M. Alphonsus herself by years endearing tions of nations already unher genial personality to (Northam), as well as a der their jurisdiction." niece, Sister M. Patricia It contrasted communism pupils and people alike. Of a very happy disposi- (Good Shepherd Convent, with the "European naAbbotsford), survive her. tions of ancient civilisation tion and a warm-hearted Solemn -- Requiem Mass which have made and make manner, she had a power for After the Mass 40 rela- sacrifices that are often good and influenced all who was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Fremantle. came to her. tives and friends were enpainful" to help the new After some years in Nor- The celebrant was the V. tertained to lunch. countries of Africa achieve Rev. J. Sullivan, 0.M.I., the tham, she was transferred to feahistorical Interesting independence. Fremantle and taught in the deacon Rev. Fr, Siebert, ..1111041.41.11 tures of the occasion were schools in East Fremantle 0.M.I., sub -deacon Rev. Fr. that on this day, 41 years J. Walsh (nephew of the and Beaconsfield. ago the then Father John Dr. Kelly Given Then came Albany and deceased). Rev. Fr. Dunlea, Italian Oblate McMahon said his first Mary's Mount, Kalamunda, O.M.I., was M.C. Mass in that chapel and on Their Lordships Bishop L. High Honour and in -each of these houses 23, 1935, His Grace To Give Missions June the Archbishop celebrated The London British Medi- Mother Emilie held the office Goody and Bishop J. J. RafOn Tuesday, July 12, an transAnother ferty were in the sancMass on the occasion of the cal AsSociation has invited of superior. Oblate Father will arrive Silver Jubilee of Sister Melbourne specialist Dr. fer-this time back to Nor- tuary. Twenty-five priests from Italy to conduct mis- Mary Albertus. from the different parishes Michael Kelly, director of tham as superior. sions for Italian communFinally, Mother Emilie of the Archdiocese also atthe Institute of Rheumatoities. logy, East Melbourne, to act was released from office and tended the Mass, as well as After a short mission at Cathedral Damaged as vice-president of the Sec- spent her remaining years in some 20 Sisters representing the various religious congreMaida Vale, he will comThe munition warehouse tion of Rheumatology at the retirement in Fremantle. Always happy and con- gations. mence a fortnight -long mis- explosion which occurred re- B.M.A's next annual meetMay the soul of Mother sion at St. Brigid's Church cently in Havana, capital of ing in Auckland in Febru- tented, Mother Emilie edified aft her Sisters, especially Emilie have eternal rest. West Perth. The mission Cuba did damage to the ary. The superior and Sisters will commence on Sunday, city's cathedral church aud He has so been asked to by her great spirit of prayer, July 24. rt on the work long visits to the Blessed of St. Joseph's tender their to a nearby chapel of St. deliver a each day and thanks Sacrament to His Grace, to all Parish priests desirous of Joseph the Worker. he has done rheumatology obtaining his services should years. This thousands of ejaculatory the clergy and religious and The explosion, reportedly in the past contact the Very Rev. P. the work of anti-Castro ele- was praised in an editorial prayers-in fact, her lips to all kind friends for Nanni, at St. Patrick's ments, killed two persons of the Canadian Medical seemed to be always moving Masses, prayers and mesChurch, Fremantle. and injured hundreds more. Association journal last year. in prayer. Any little act of sages of sympathy.
The Perth Y.C.W. will hold an official welcome at Highgate Parish Hall for Mr, Rene Delecluse, an International Organiser of the Young Christian Workers' Movement. This function will be held on Wednesday night, July 13, at 8 p.m. and everyone is invited to attend. Rene was National Presi- Y.C.W. From here he will dent of the French Y.C.W. go to Adelaide and then for some time, after which on to Melbourne, after which he spent two years in Eng- he will attend the Australand to gain knowledge of lan National Conference and The English language, so as Council in Brisbane during he could work as an Inter- August. national Organiser in Asia. Also present at this wel*or the past five years he come will be Rev. Brian has helped the Asian Y.C.W. Burke, the National Chapand has been a member of lain of the Y.C.W. Girls. the Y.C.W. International Father Burke will arrive in Executive. Perth on Monday, July 11, He will spend a week in for two weeks' stay, during Perth, during which time he which he will meet and adwill address both chaplains dress chaplains and memand members of the Perth bers of both the Perth and P...14,011.0.4,14,10.4.....0 Bunbury Y.C.W. Hyderabad, Pakistan: Two Franciscan priests have completed a list of Urdu words for terms used in the Catholic religion. It is designed for preachers. Many doctrinal and devotional terms have no correct equivalent in Urdu, which along with Bengali and English is an official language of Pakistan. Some of those now used in Urdu have undesirable connotations. Father Liberius, O.F.M., compiled the new vocabulary and Father Tobias Bastiansen, O.F.M, edited it. Their joint work took 10 years and was carried out in their spare time.
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In the chapel of the Dominican Convent, Dun Laoghaire, Dublin, the Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. T. McMahon, P.P., of St. Columba's Church,
French International Organiser Of YCW Will Be Welcomed Here
Perth, Thursday, July 7, 1960
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Mgr. McMahon Attends Jubilee Of
The Most Rev. Dr Crawford O.P. presided at the Mass and preached the occasional sermon for the jubilarian. His Lordship also read an Apostolic Blessing. a message from the master general of the Dominican Order and a cable from His Grace he Archbishop of Perth. Assisting His Lordship
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